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The top national parks and wildlife sanctuaries in India for spotting tigers, elephants, and incredible biodiversity.
Curated by our travel editors. Lived-experience picks weighted by community vote — updated as travelers report back.
India's oldest national park in Uttarakhand, famous for its Bengal tiger population and diverse Himalayan foothill ecosystems.
One of the best places in India to spot tigers in the wild, set around a dramatic 10th-century fort in Rajasthan.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Assam that is home to two-thirds of the world's great one-horned rhinoceroses.
A stunning reserve in Kerala's Western Ghats where elephants and bison can be spotted along the shores of a scenic lake.

The only natural habitat of the Asiatic lion, located in Gujarat with a thriving population of over 600 lions.

A biodiversity-rich park in Madhya Pradesh with the highest density of Bengal tigers in India and ancient cave dwellings.
A UNESCO World Heritage mangrove forest in West Bengal, home to the elusive Royal Bengal tiger and unique tidal waterways.
The inspiration for Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book, this Madhya Pradesh park is known for its barasingha deer and lush sal forests.
A premier wildlife destination in Karnataka's Western Ghats teeming with elephants, tigers, leopards, and over 270 bird species.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site high in the Himalayas of Uttarakhand, famous for its meadows of endemic alpine flowers and rare fauna.
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India's oldest national park in Uttarakhand, famous for its Bengal tiger population and diverse Himalayan foothill ecosystems.
One of the best places in India to spot tigers in the wild, set around a dramatic 10th-century fort in Rajasthan.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Assam that is home to two-thirds of the world's great one-horned rhinoceroses.
A stunning reserve in Kerala's Western Ghats where elephants and bison can be spotted along the shores of a scenic lake.

The only natural habitat of the Asiatic lion, located in Gujarat with a thriving population of over 600 lions.

A biodiversity-rich park in Madhya Pradesh with the highest density of Bengal tigers in India and ancient cave dwellings.
A UNESCO World Heritage mangrove forest in West Bengal, home to the elusive Royal Bengal tiger and unique tidal waterways.
The inspiration for Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book, this Madhya Pradesh park is known for its barasingha deer and lush sal forests.
A premier wildlife destination in Karnataka's Western Ghats teeming with elephants, tigers, leopards, and over 270 bird species.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site high in the Himalayas of Uttarakhand, famous for its meadows of endemic alpine flowers and rare fauna.
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